Mixing Cylinder with Round base
Product Code : EL-MC-10240
Lab Glassware Manufacturer supplies the Mixing Cylinder with Round Base, a borosilicate glass cylinder with a PE stopper.
Quick answer: The Mixing Cylinder with Round Base is a stoppered borosilicate glass cylinder on a traditional round base, used to mix, shake and settle liquid samples in laboratories that prefer the classic cylinder profile over a hexagonal footprint.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Borosilicate Glass |
| Base shape | Round |
| Stopper | PE (polyethylene) |
| Manufacturer | Lab Glassware Manufacturer, Ambala, Haryana, India |
Round Base vs Hexagonal Base Mixing Cylinders
Both round and hexagonal base mixing cylinders serve the same core purpose — mixing and settling liquid samples under a secure PE stopper — but the round base remains a widely stocked classic profile for laboratories that already standardise on round-base glassware across their bench racks and storage stands, where a mixed base-shape inventory can complicate rack fit. Round-base cylinders should be set down on a level, stable surface, since they lack the extra tipping resistance a hexagonal base provides; laboratories prioritising bench safety in high-traffic areas often prefer the hexagonal alternative instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Mixing Cylinder with Round Base used for?
It is used to mix, shake and settle liquid samples, sealed with a PE stopper, on a traditional round base.
Is the round base as stable as a hexagonal base?
A round base has less resistance to rolling than a hexagonal base and should be used on a level, stable surface.
What is the cylinder material?
Borosilicate glass, with a PE stopper.
Related Products
See also: Mixing Cylinder with Hexagonal Base, Mixing Cylinder with Plastic Hexa Base, Measuring Cylinders and Laboratory Cylinders.
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Last updated: September 2026
